Physiotherapy
A physiotherapy booking includes a thorough assessment of the injury or area of concern, identification of the causes and nature of the condition/pain, and treatment of that condition. Subsequent treatments will follow a plan of interventions devised for you by your physiotherapist to help initiate, or accelerate, your body’s natural healing response and recovery. You will be provided with education on the condition, advice for self-management between appointments, and a home exercise/treatment program, as appropriate. Physiotherapists use manual techniques like joint manipulation and mobilizations, soft tissue release and massage, acupuncture, and physiotherapy modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, and taping. Our Physiotherapists are qualified to measure, order and fit custom knee braces and Peak foot orthotics. They can also provide postural, movement, and muscle balance assessment and interventions before pain or injury occur. All of our Physiotherapists are licensed in BC and covered by extended health plans, ICBC, and WSBC. If this is a WSBC claim, please call the clinic as additional information may be required.
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Massage Therapy
** Please note some of our treatment rooms are upstairs. If you have limited mobility or would prefer to avoid stairs, please call us so we can make sure to accommodate you on our main floor. Massage Therapy treatments can include therapeutic, deep tissue, sport, relaxation and prenatal massage. All of our practitioners in this discipline are registered and are covered under extended health care plans, including RCMP and VAC plans and those with premium assistance under MSP.
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Registered Dietitian
What is a Registered Dietitian? Dietitians work in a variety of work setting such as hospitals, community health centers, government office and food industries. They provide relevant scientific information on food and human nutrition to promote and maintain health.
Some reasons you may want to work with a dietitian? Chronic Disease management: Diabetes, Heart Health, Fatty Liver Disease, NASH, Cirrhosis, Kidney/Renal Disease Intuitive Eating and food relationship Family and/or pediatric nutrition, picky eating Gastrointestinal Health: IBS, IBD (Crohn’s and Colitis), GERD/reflux/heart burn, Diverticulosis Allergies and food intolerances, Celiac Disease Disordered Eating/Eating Disorders Meal Prep and planning Vegetarian eating Sports Nutrition
Are dietitian services covered by insurance? Often times dietitian services are covered by extended medical insurance plans. Please check with your extended benefits provider. If you do not have coverage you can submit your receipt as a non-refundable tax credit on your income tax return. Note that in British Columbia, Registered Dietitians are classified as an ‘Authorized Medical Practitioner’.
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